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Awesome! I've spent this evening programming a percussive kit for us to base our track around, and also the chord sequence on the bass. I didn't think the chord sequence that we came up with this afternoon flowed very well, so if it's OK with the others could I propose that we change to Am -> Em -> Dm -> Em instead? -Martin | Awesome! I've spent this evening programming a percussive kit for us to base our track around, and also the chord sequence on the bass. I didn't think the chord sequence that we came up with this afternoon flowed very well, so if it's OK with the others could I propose that we change to Am -> Em -> Dm -> Em instead? -Martin | ||
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Tried to install midicsv and sundries onto laptop. Made empty chaotic midi and observed following errors on terminal: | Tried to install midicsv and sundries onto laptop. Made empty chaotic midi and observed following errors on terminal: | ||
Revision as of 18:55, 17 June 2011
| Complex Systems Summer School 2011 |
This is a page for mysterious things. Stay tuned for mysterious things by the musically inclined.
Chaotic Resampling
A suite of stuff that takes a midi and a Lorenz data file and produces a chaotically mapped midi: ChaosDJ.zip
To run this at the command line:
resampleMidi.sh sourceMidi destinationMidi LorenzMapFile
There are two Lorenz data files included produced with TISEAN - lorenzR45.dat is a chaotic mapping.
The suite inlcudes a General program for chaotically resampling a string and uses MIDICSV.
An example of a remixed song.
Talkback
Awesome! I've spent this evening programming a percussive kit for us to base our track around, and also the chord sequence on the bass. I didn't think the chord sequence that we came up with this afternoon flowed very well, so if it's OK with the others could I propose that we change to Am -> Em -> Dm -> Em instead? -Martin
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Tried to install midicsv and sundries onto laptop. Made empty chaotic midi and observed following errors on terminal:
csvmidi: Error on line 4564:
1, 91200, Note_off_c, 0,73, 100 Events out of order; this event is before the previous..
It may be as simple as changing my PATH variable, but not sure why this is popping up with midicsv is installed to /usr/local
A standard I-V-IV-V progression works for me. -Nini